Directions: Use your science journal to add information about each experiment below. You can write about our big question, your hypothesis, the steps we followed for our experiment, observations, and our conclusions. Use details!
1. Looking at Water
2. Surface Tension
3. Water on a Slope
WE made slopes on dictionarys with wax paper and then we had water races. -carolyn
I love the water on a slope.I thought that was really really cool!!!
Nick Starr
4. Building a Thermometer
For this experiment we made thermometers out of straw, bottles, a stopper, and green water. Then we put the bottles in very HOT water and very COLD water.
Properties of Water: Experiments
Directions: Use your science journal to add information about each experiment below. You can write about our big question, your hypothesis, the steps we followed for our experiment, observations, and our conclusions. Use details!
1. Looking at Water
2. Surface Tension
3. Water on a Slope
WE made slopes on dictionarys with wax paper and then we had water races. -carolyn
I love the water on a slope.I thought that was really really cool!!!
Nick Starr
4. Building a Thermometer
For this experiment we made thermometers out of straw, bottles, a stopper, and green water. Then we put the bottles in very HOT water and very COLD water.
5. Sinking and Floating Water
6. Water as Ice